Keystone Accuracy Barrel??

[Hi-NV Shooter]

Oh, come on now....that can't be my barrel that costs a whole lot less than $800+ for.....
Where are all the cynics now??

JS

Who sells barrels for $800+ ?

Lee

 

[jscandale]

No sure Lee. The gentleman who bought this barrel told me on the phone that he called another vendor and was told their barrels start at $800. I can't see how this is possible, but hey, I'm still stuck on the "tastes great / less filling" dilemma.

JS

 

[triggerdog]

I had several with the same outcome, I will post more soon

 

[Hi-NV Shooter]

No sure Lee. The gentleman who bought this barrel told me on the phone that he called another vendor and was told their barrels start at $800. I can't see how this is possible, but hey, I'm still stuck on the "tastes great / less filling" dilemma.

JS

Ok Thanks, seems pretty high even if this is for barrel and work

Lee

 

[triggerdog]

FTF problem finally fixed with a TT Diamond trigger, the Timney has an issue with the sear and the cocking piece, but I am not dropping the original issue, Ray is sending me a new cocking piece that I am sure will fix the original issue, Wolf Match Target Extra is in the lead so far as ammo goes at 50 Yards

 

[jscandale]

Billy,

It should be noted that the TT trigger that I sent you is a few years old and predated the geometry change that Trigger Tech made which now renders them somewhat problematic with RimX actions. It all has to do with the interface of the top sear in the trigger and the cooking piece of the bolt, which creates some clearance related friction between those two faces, slowing the firing pin down just enough to create a light strike.
The most problem free triggers that I have experienced with the RimX action has been the Bix N Andy with a low sear installed which is ideal for all Zermatt actions. Other triggers can be used with the RimX if the cooking piece is slightly modified for the additional height of the top sear.

JS

 

[triggerdog]

Billy,

It should be noted that the TT trigger that I sent you is a few years old and predated the geometry change that Trigger Tech made which now renders them somewhat problematic with RimX actions. It all has to do with the interface of the top sear in the trigger and the cooking piece of the bolt, which creates some clearance related friction between those two faces, slowing the firing pin down just enough to create a light strike.
The most problem free triggers that I have experienced with the RimX action has been the Bix N Andy with a low sear installed which is ideal for all Zermatt actions. Other triggers can be used with the RimX if the cooking piece is slightly modified for the additional height of the top sear.

JS

Noted but couldn't pass on the TT which functions perfect

 

[triggerdog]

Ok here is my last post about keystone accuracy .

 

[jscandale]

Just a little follow up...
Customer said these are the first shots out of the barrel with SK Match. Not a bad start.